vinomadefied

English

Etymology

From Latin, vinum (“wine”) + madefieri (“to be soaked”).

Adjective

vinomadefied (comparative more vinomadefied, superlative most vinomadefied)

(rare, formal) Soaked with wine.

References

The Oxford English Dictionary, second edition (1989)

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